As per some of your requests, here is my piece on Clothing as Text. Feedback is welcome. Enjoy. Pictured here: One of my favorite artists while visiting in Europe.
graph per torsten hempelt
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Ok, this will make you roll your eyes now, but I really appreciate how you bring big concepts into the smaller picture. Such a Humanities-oriented piece! This manufactured consent... A good way to give a tip of the hat to your Chomsky. Thanks. I enjoyed.
Thanks for this, I love these pieces. I think this one is my favorite so far. I totally get it.
It brought back visions of my mother wrestling my 4 or 5 year old whining and wriggling self into a pretty little dress, which is something I have never felt comfortable in. My mom so wanted a little girl, and instead she got a little tomboy. (Sorry, ma, that's just the way I am.)
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14 comments:
Ok, this will make you roll your eyes now, but I really appreciate how you bring big concepts into the smaller picture. Such a Humanities-oriented piece!
This manufactured consent... A good way to give a tip of the hat to your Chomsky.
Thanks. I enjoyed.
Is the last bit Stereophonics?
And lastly, this picture is so Germany.... I like.
Thanks. I'll use this.
Are you going to have these episodes on iTunes, btw?
And this picture is beautiful.
So European, so new, and the Nutella... Meine Guete!
... a book worth reading... Clothing does speak for us when we don't or don't choose to.
I agree. This is a cool pic. I esp. like this audio bit. Clothing represents essential things as much as any text of relevance out there. thx
I really enjoy these pieces. thx. And, just in case I hadn't already intimated this, I now say things like 'wow, how do you gender this or that?' :)
This looks like the right pic to use for your piece. kewl!
Yes, it's Stereophonics.
Yes, we'll try to have the new podcast series on iTunes.
Thanks for this, I love these pieces. I think this one is my favorite so far. I totally get it.
It brought back visions of my mother wrestling my 4 or 5 year old whining and wriggling self into a pretty little dress, which is something I have never felt comfortable in. My mom so wanted a little girl, and instead she got a little tomboy. (Sorry, ma, that's just the way I am.)
Every getup is text, and a genderable one at that.
Today I have torn Diesel's with an A. Taylor top.
And I agree. This piece did bring back stuff from the past.
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